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Remote Worker's 5 Habits Led to Faster Promotion
Solutions1d ago

Remote Worker's 5 Habits Led to Faster Promotion

A software engineer went from invisible and burned out to promoted in under two years by mastering remote work communication. His five deliberate habits prove that working from home can accelerate your career when done right.

IEEE Spectrum3 min read
Engineer Finds Security Flaw in 7,000 Robot Vacuums
Community Heroes2d ago

Engineer Finds Security Flaw in 7,000 Robot Vacuums

A software engineer accidentally discovered he could access live camera feeds from thousands of robot vacuum cleaners worldwide. Instead of exploiting the security flaw, he reported it to protect users.

Google News - Technology2 min read
Valve Developer Fixes Linux Gaming for Decade-Old Mac GPUs
Innovation4d ago

Valve Developer Fixes Linux Gaming for Decade-Old Mac GPUs

A Valve engineer just solved a frustrating bug that prevented old Apple iMacs from running modern Linux graphics drivers, breathing new life into machines nearly a decade old. The fix means better gaming and performance for owners who refused to give up on their trusty computers.

Google News - Technology3 min read
Engineer Plants 100,000 Trees Across Rajasthan Barefoot
Community HeroesFeb 19

Engineer Plants 100,000 Trees Across Rajasthan Barefoot

A software engineer who walks barefoot as a promise to himself has transformed barren land into 10 thriving oxygen parks across Rajasthan. His wife mortgaged her jewelry to keep the green movement alive.

The Better India2 min read
IT Worker Quits Tech, Shares 11 Spinach Growing Secrets
SolutionsFeb 19

IT Worker Quits Tech, Shares 11 Spinach Growing Secrets

R Nanda Kishore Reddy traded his software job for farming during COVID-19 and now helps others grow healthy spinach using simple, smart techniques. His journey proves agriculture can thrive with modern methods and traditional wisdom combined.

The Better India3 min read
Nigerian Coder Writes Programs by Hand, Now Engineers in Europe
Community HeroesFeb 17

Nigerian Coder Writes Programs by Hand, Now Engineers in Europe

When power outages killed his phone, Iniubong Obonguko wrote code by hand in notebooks and ran it in his mind. That grit launched a career from Nigeria to senior engineering roles in Germany.

Techpoint Africa3 min read
Physicist's Free Software Secures Half the Internet
Community HeroesFeb 16

Physicist's Free Software Secures Half the Internet

A former nuclear physicist accidentally built the authentication software that helps half the world get online safely every day. His open-source project started as a hobby and became essential internet infrastructure.

IEEE Spectrum3 min read
Developers Stop Writing Code, Direct AI Teams Instead
InnovationFeb 14

Developers Stop Writing Code, Direct AI Teams Instead

Software engineers at leading tech companies have stopped typing code themselves, instead becoming directors of AI systems that build entire applications. The shift is boosting productivity but raising questions about burnout and the future of programming.

Google News - Business3 min read
AI Fixes James Webb Telescope From Earth, No Spacewalk Needed
InnovationFeb 14

AI Fixes James Webb Telescope From Earth, No Spacewalk Needed

Two Australian scientists used artificial intelligence to repair blurring in NASA's James Webb Space Telescope without leaving Earth. Their software breakthrough restored crystal-clear vision to the telescope's infrared camera, achieving what once would have required a costly astronaut mission.

Google: James Webb telescope2 min read
Air Force Major Sets 17 Guinness World Records
Community HeroesFeb 13

Air Force Major Sets 17 Guinness World Records

An Air Force officer juggling combat missions and software development has earned 17 Guinness World Records, from visiting 49 museums in 24 hours to bouncing basketballs on a balance board. His achievements show what's possible when determination meets creativity.

Google News - World Record2 min read
OpenAI Coding Model Runs 15x Faster on New Hardware
InnovationFeb 13

OpenAI Coding Model Runs 15x Faster on New Hardware

OpenAI just launched a coding assistant that writes code 15 times faster than before, giving developers a tool that keeps up with the speed of their ideas. The breakthrough comes from partnering with chip maker Cerebras instead of relying solely on industry giant Nvidia.

Ars Technica3 min read
Big Health Raises $24M as Digital Therapy Makes Comeback
InnovationFeb 12

Big Health Raises $24M as Digital Therapy Makes Comeback

A mental health app company just secured millions in new funding, signaling fresh hope for software-based treatments after years of industry struggles. The investment shows growing confidence that apps can truly transform how we access mental healthcare.

STAT News2 min read
New Software Could Save Lives With Better Flood Forecasts
SolutionsFeb 12

New Software Could Save Lives With Better Flood Forecasts

Scientists just built a breakthrough tool that will help predict floods more accurately across America. The NextGen framework lets researchers combine their best models to create forecasts that could protect communities during severe weather.

Phys.org3 min read
Complyance Raises $20M to Protect Your Data Privacy
Daily MixFeb 11

Complyance Raises $20M to Protect Your Data Privacy

A founder who helped friends with phone privacy at parties just raised $20 million to protect the data companies hold on all of us. Her AI-powered tool is transforming how businesses keep our information safe.

TechCrunch2 min read
MIT Creates AI That Spots Brain Damage Doctors Couldn't See
Daily MixFeb 11

MIT Creates AI That Spots Brain Damage Doctors Couldn't See

Scientists at MIT have developed free software that can finally see the brain's most vital control center, opening new ways to detect and track recovery from Parkinson's, MS, and traumatic brain injury. The tool has already helped doctors watch a coma patient's seven-month journey back to consciousness.

MIT News3 min read
MIT's 10 Tech Breakthroughs for 2026 Solve Real Problems
InnovationFeb 7

MIT's 10 Tech Breakthroughs for 2026 Solve Real Problems

From safer nuclear reactors fighting climate change to AI that writes software, MIT's annual breakthrough list shows innovation tackling humanity's biggest challenges. These aren't distant dreams but real technologies shaping this year.

Google News - Tech Breakthrough2 min read
AI Team Builds Working C Compiler in Just Two Weeks
VideosFeb 7

AI Team Builds Working C Compiler in Just Two Weeks

Sixteen AI agents worked together without human guidance to create a 100,000-line compiler that can build a bootable Linux kernel. The project shows both the promise and clear limits of AI coding tools.

Ars Technica3 min read
AI Discovers 500+ Security Flaws in Open-Source Software
SolutionsFeb 6

AI Discovers 500+ Security Flaws in Open-Source Software

A new AI model just found and helped fix over 500 hidden security vulnerabilities in widely used open-source software, making the internet safer for everyone. The breakthrough shows how artificial intelligence can now protect millions of users by catching dangerous bugs that human experts might miss.

Google News - Business2 min read
Nigerian Coder Goes From Phone to Leading Global Tech Teams
Community HeroesFeb 5

Nigerian Coder Goes From Phone to Leading Global Tech Teams

Ayodele Samuel Adebayo wrote his first lines of code on a phone between power outages and brief cybercafé sessions. Today, he leads engineering teams across continents, proving that community and creativity can overcome any barrier.

Techpoint Africa3 min read
Non-Coder Builds Custom App Using AI in One Afternoon
VideosFeb 5

Non-Coder Builds Custom App Using AI in One Afternoon

A tech journalist who never learned to code just built a working software application in hours using AI assistance. The breakthrough shows how artificial intelligence is opening doors that required years of training just months ago.

Ars Technica2 min read

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